I'd say CNN is fine here, the narrative of overworked healthcare workers is common throughout NPR, NYT, etc. Wouldn't you be fed up if you got no extra monetary

I'd say CNN is fine here, the narrative of overworked healthcare workers is common throughout NPR, NYT, etc. Wouldn't you be fed up if you got no extra monetary comp for putting your life on the line early-on while others stayed home with generous unemployment? Anyway, the link you posted shows NY, NJ, MA, and RI had the worst deaths per 100k. We already knew they got hit hard with the more fatal variant early on, when we didn't know about dexamethasone or turning patients on their front side, nevermind using vaccines to greatly halt severe cases. Furthermore, these are dense and urbanized areas, demographically more susceptible. So your call to check this site isn't that helpful in the current fourth delta wave. Now we're seeing 98% of deaths in the unvaccinated, according to NPRs recent article. This is a fourth wave, and it is categorically different than the other three because it's mostly hitting the unvaccinated. This is obviously a self-induced injury that our culture has inflicted.